The COVID-19 pandemic has caused us all to make some lifestyle changes—and going to the pharmacy is no exception. Three things to keep in mind, according to a pharmacist:
pandemic has caused us all to make some lifestyle changes—and going to the pharmacy is no exception. We’re all trying to stay home to reduce chances of getting the virus or spreading it to someone else, so here are some pointers that could save you a trip or two.Call the pharmacy and see if they can fill all your prescriptions at the same time, so you only have to make one trip.
Also, as a gentle reminder, if you have a chronic condition such as heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, or COPD, getting the coronavirus increases your risk for developing complications—and even death. The same applies if you have a weakened immune system from have cancer or taking medications that stress your immune system, such as corticosteroids or medications to help keep your body from rejecting an organ transplant.
If you absolutely must go to the pharmacy, here are a few tips to reduce your risk of getting infected or infecting other people:Wear a mask, even if you are going through the drive-through. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is now asking everyone going out into public and encountering essential workers to wear a mask or scarf covering your nose and mouth.
Use a Q-tip, the tip of a pencil eraser, or your knuckle to touch the pin pad if you are required to sign anything. Please note: The Q-tip may or may not work on some electronic pads.
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